Some films leave you with questions. Others leave you with a pounding heart, a sense of urgency, and the feeling that you’ve just witnessed something vital. Athena, directed by Romain Gavras, is a cinematic powder keg—an urban tragedy told with the intensity of a war film and the intimacy of a family drama. It’s a […]

Indian cinema has always had a knack for blending humor with heart, for telling stories that entertain while gently nudging us to think, reflect, and grow. But every so often, a film comes along that does more than nudge—it challenges, provokes, and, most importantly, opens doors. Badhaai Do is one such film. Directed by Harshavardhan Kulkarni […]